La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 01, 1908, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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VEXIYG OBSERVER, IA ORAXDE, OREGON. FRIDAY, MAY 1, itos.
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f fteeolutlone of condolence, to line.
Cards of thante, le it Una,
YALCK OF POSTAGE STAMP.
The value of the postage stamp is
sued by the United States government
was the subject of discussion at cer-
' tain club reecntly, and In order to de-
termlne a disputed point the follow
ing Information was obtained through
the office of the third assistant post'
master general:
Tor the fiscal year ended June 10,
. HOT, the value of 'atamped stock' Is
ned to postmasters was f 171, 001,47.-
XT. This consisted of M31.tll.055
s -piece of stamped paper and 17.4J4,
iOO stamp books. The value of the
postal cards for the year was 18,211.
Hf.fO, and of the postage stamps
$115,110,140. Among the large ac
count were: Stamped envelopes, 127.-
64.tSJ.4I, and wrappers, fl7t,lfl.-
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THAT HELPFUL SPIRIT.
The spirit of helpfulness of one
-town toward another Is a most re
freshing sign Of Oreeon'
'When Eugene makes a good move
other Oregon towns commend the act,
an vice versa. No other method
could possibly count for as much In
building up the state. Eugene Guard.
. .mm, ,...
In his fight for construction of four
battleships President Roossvelt lost
out with congress, but It was one of
those kind of defeat that are the blg
gent sort of ft Victory, The senate' de
. flared for two ships a year until the
tour are built and that Is about as fast
as four battleships could be construct
ed anyway.- Ex.
Texaa After Bailey's Scalp.
Houston, Texas, May 1. Whether
United State Senator J. W. Bailey
ahall be sent to Denver as one of the
delegatea at large from Texas Is the
question to be determined at primar
ies to be held throughout the state to
morrow. The fight between the Bal.
leyltes and the antl-Balleyttes has
been the moat momentoua polltcal
struggle since the rcpubllo of Texas
entered the Union, and has been con
tested by both sides. Senator Bailey
has been speaking almost constantly
for weeks and hss made an almost
superhuman effort to maintain hi
threatened political supremacy In
tTeXal.
The fight against Bailey began with
the airing of chargea that he had been
In the employ and had received large
urns of money from the Waters-
Pierce Oil company, a branch of the
Standard Oil company, which the state
officials were attempting to oust from
Texas on the ground thnt It had vlo
latcd the anti-trust law. .
Tomorrow's primaries will be a life
and death fight for Bailey, politically
speaking. While he was elected to
the senate for. Another six-year term
only g year ago, It Is mlmtlted by his
eolRcm friend that hi defeat In the
prexent content would ' be equivalent
to a demand for hi resignation, in
his piilille slilreni at the time his
election to the senate was pending, ho
eitld that If a majority of the demo
erst of the state hould declare them
selves a opposed to him In primary,
he would resign hi oat. The men
who ore leading the present fight
u tn.l W t i .. ... .
,, v nr win nave an
portunlty to fulfill thnt pled.
op.
AttDiblle Hack Srrvlrr.
L. C. Smith ha arranged to conduct
an automobile hack service to all parts
ef the city from the depot. The auto
will meet all trains and the regular
fares win be 25 cent to any portion
f the city.
FIl'JG HURTS INSURANCE CO.
Clu-lc-n lire Almost Ruin the (am
bridge lre Insurance Coniany.
Boiton, Mas., May 1. SWamped by
losses occasioned by the Chelsea fire
nd conflagration, the Cambridge
Mutual Fire Insurance company of
Cambridge, announced that In order
to pay the claims It 1 compelled to
reinsure outstanding business and re
tire. Reinsurance ha bn affected
by he Royal Insurance company; at
England and will laffect tJ.9,D,
mainly In New England. Alt lueavs at
Chelea will be paid tn fulL '
Timst Wv h Spots..
Wetrtvtlle. III.. May I. A gwneral
exodus of the suNwatts. of thin town,
to a section which ha bit dubbed; by
the . prohibitionists ' a "Mali Halt
Acre" took place today,. as result; itt
the recent hx-al option. lvtlnv The
greater portion, of th town, emtiihlng
IS saloons, le located u Gtavrgvtows
township.. This wa voti "dry."' aad.
ail of the liquor dealers Bav been
forced to move their stocks and! boat
nets to the email section of the- town
In Danvttl township,, whk-a,. Is "wet"
territory. This suburb has been sud-
aiu - iraMioromi into ease big
loon, and the scenes which have been
enacted In the last few days have re
sembled the exodus of squatters Into
new lands. Tents, shacks and hastily
constructed buildings have sprang up
like mushrooms to house the saloons.
Trouble In Sooth America.
San Francisco, Slay I. News
brought directly from the scene by
the steamer Aztec, states that war be
tween the little republics of Nicara
gua and Salvador Is Imminent Hos
tilities are also on the verge of burst
ing into war between Colombia and
Panama. Two International conflicts
may soon be raging on the South
Central Amerlsan territory despite re
cent Pan-American conference and the
arrangement for peace. Panama Is
anxious to Invade Colombia while
both Salvador and Nicaragua are
massing troops.
The World's IUt Climate
Is not entirely free from disease, on
the high elevations fever prevail,
while on the lower levels malaria la
encountered to a greater or leas ex
tent, according to altitude. To over
come climate affection, lassitude,
malaria, Jaundice, biliousness, fever
and ague, and general debility, the
mot effective remedy la Electric Bit
ters, the great alterative and blood
purifier; the antidote for every form
of bodily weakness, nervousness, and
Insomnia, Sold under guarantee at
the Newlln Drug Co.' drug store.
Price 50c.
A $5000 HOTEL FOR SALE
For 3600 if sold this month. Has
hot and cold water, electric lights,
furnished. In a good location for
steady roomers and boarders, and
transients, It roms and toilet upstairs.
Office, dining-room, kitchen, parlor,
two bedrooms and bath room down
stairs. ' Good basemen under all. Any.
one wishing a good proposition of this
kind can call on W. J. Ransom at the
Palmer house, or 'phone Black 401,
Committee Mooting.
A meeting of the county republican
central committee Is hereby called to
be held In this city Monday, May 4.
at 8 p. m, This meeting la called for
the purpose of electing delegates to
the state convention.
J. H. PEARE. Chairman.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
THE SORT THAT
PLEASK TOUR
FIUHNOH AND
YOUR PURSB.
MODERN POSING
A SPECIALTY.
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pice of I'p-to-Dato Photography.
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MIS8 ADA ROUSII. 4
nolincnkanip Building. 4
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Horsea fur Sale. 4
Inquire Of A. E. TJrunann. A
agent for Portland Livestock
Insurance association, La 4
Grande, Oregon. Call at 80m-
mer hotel. 4
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ACME
'Phone Black 641
213 FIR STREET
May Wheat High. ,
Chicago, May 1. May' day In the
wheat pit aaw may wheat advance five
cents. Syndicate bulls are supposed
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THE ELECTRIC THEATR. THIS YOU SEE 15.00 PURCHASES ENTI
TLES YOU TO FIVE TICKETS. BUY A 955.00 "ACME," THE REST
RANGE MADE, AXD GET 55 TICKETS AXD SEE THE BIG SHOW
WITH US. .
ACME RANGE
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to have control of actual
wheat and
a iuiii uu Mtui l. uu me opening
day with delivery a month hence,
they began forcing their advantage
and the frightened shorts were
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deliver all era If quantities of one
gallon or ml
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